Baltic and World Notes From A Long Island Page
A collage of items: church and rail notes, paper from okra stalks, automobile law comments, and naval tech progress. Reports include German canal expansion, Shackleton Antarctic news, Major Ahern world trip, and a Lübeck searchlight. Also mentions Los Angeles pole sharing, Formosan pineapple output, and global trade and labor statistics.
The Park Sleepers Quarrel and the Gypsy Trail
Poem fragment attributed to Rudyard Kipling featuring imagery of Romany life, travel, and nature. Phrases evoke roaming camps, wildness, and the phrase Morning waits at the end of the world while tying themes of travel and the world at large to Romany life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Mahim Woods
Rudyard Kipling
All In 32 Years A Remarkable Coffee And Diet Ledger
A man chronicles 32 years of life and diet, noting daily coffee intake of three cups totaling about 36 040 cups weighing roughly 17 520 pounds, while maintaining a near 160 pound weight. He estimates vast consumption of meat, flour, wine, and fruit, concluding his total intake over 82 years equals the weight of 1 100 men at 160 pounds each.
Thought of Summer Cloud Vision by W Bourdilllun
A fragmentary verse item describing a cloud midway to heaven as a pure white shape against blue sky. The lines evoke calm weather imagery amid a distant landscape, with a poetical meditation on scale and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bourdilllun
Pickerel Jumped Dam Lands in Boy's Lap
Vermillion river high water brings many anglers and a noted incident near Centerville. Robert Ege, fishing below the dam, witnessed a six-pound pickerel leap from the water and land in his lap, knocking the lad off the bank as he tried to reel in a record catch. Two local men confirmed the curious event as true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
8. D
Robert Ege
Robert
Jonah
Yukon Pacific Exposition: A Great Northwestern Enterprise
The Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle is described as a major Northwest project costing about 10 million dollars. The text outlines prominent buildings including the Alaska, Hawaii, Philippines, and Japan pavilions, plus the main government structure with a large dome. It notes exhibits from Washington state departments, foreign nations, and various Pacific partners, with activities such as naval drills, aero tests, ballo on races, and extensive lighting and landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Othpact
Et Plaza
Pine Arts Palace
Olympic Plane
Ama Avenue
University of Washington
Mahaust
En's League
Masonic
Swedian
Washington, Inn
United States
Philippines
Hawall
Alanke
Northland
Japan
Pacific Avenue
Ja Seon
Wtata
Washington
Rota Ne
Lakes Union
Beattie
Seattle Aero Club
Lake Washington
Beattle
Manni
Ashington
Sroprist
Newi
Permanen Baa
University of
Oregon
California
Canada
China
AER Craim
Lapeer
Lanka
Wall
Henry Donch
T Vis Sa
Frank B. Allen
Partient of Works
I. A. Nadeau
Frank V. Dunhame
Precieur
Yukon-Pacific
London Chronicle on Scotch stories and preaching clashes
A London Chronicle correspondent debates Scottish tales avoiding drink and funerals, arguing for stories about preaching. He highlights a minister who scored off a habitual absentee from church as among the most striking from a reader’s perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
Kirk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nter Mountair Globe
Justice Clark
Jaltting
Rochester
Ation Wen
I. Righae
Kaiser ; Wilhelm’ Canal
Panama
Shackelton
Antarctic
North Magnetic Pole
George P. Ahern
Siberia
Connecticut
Germany
Schley
Greeley
Arctic Club
Dr. Cook
Los Angeles
South America
England
Italy
Great Britain
oSee
Formosa
Afl
Federal Supreme Court
Argentina
Vancouver
France
Rebeeck Ix
Calcutta
Prussia
Bea
Tle
Pickerel
iInain
Manufactunen
Lovells
Europe
Mae Avery
Mos
Jitoville
Mr Schiea
Hie House
Atabka Y Ukon- Pacific Pxpor Ion
EE Cour
Yukon-Alaska-Pacific Exposition
Great Northwestern
Oriental Palace
Turkey
Reece
Syria
Cancade Court
Foreign Palace
Derraeny France
Granepan
Alagha
Varon